Titlebook: Standardisation Processes in IT; Impact, Problems and Kai Jakobs Book 2000 Friedr. Vieweg & Sohn Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Braunschweig/Wies

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Overall Analysis and Conclusions,entations. This chapter will try and demonstrate how these different pieces fit together to form a coherent picture. There are some lessons to be learned from this picture, which will also be discussed.

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Introduction and Motivation,Standards are not only a technical question. They determine the technology that will implement the Information Society, and consequently the way in which industry, users, consumers and administrations will benefit from it.

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An Introduction to Standards Setting Bodies,This section will first introduce those international standards setting bodies this book looks at, and their respective procedures. This will be followed by a brief discussion of if, and how, user requirements are fed into the individual processes. Finally, the fundamental differences between base standards and profiles are outlined.

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